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Zoonotic<i>Onchocerca lupi</i>Infection in Dogs, Greece and Portugal, 2011–2012

5 Nov 2013

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Onchocerca lupi infection is reported primarily in symptomatic dogs. We aimed to determine the infection in dogs from areas of Greece and Portugal with reported cases. Of 107 dogs, 9 (8%) were skin snip-positive for the parasite. DNA sequences of parasites in specimens from distinct dog populations differed genetically from those in GenBank.

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PMID: 24274145
DOI: 10.3201/eid1912.130264

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